Yes, I was at Jumbo China Buffett in Reading, Pennsylvania once, and got a bad second impression of an advocate, Amy Bryant, that I was trying to like, yet didn't, because I agreed with everything she posted on her page Parenting Beyond Punishment. She tried to to invalidate my traumatic concerns about parents infiltrating this movement.
Dr. Timothy Mulholland, a children rights advocate and pediatrician in Dublin, Ireland, was there, in ghosting format (some trauma survivors are able to ghost their abuser. In many children's rights movements, there are reporting policies for parent-child incidents, meaning member parents must report to the leadership of the movement, if not the authorities, any pro-social assaults against a child. Pro-social assault, in gentle parent, is a hidden acronym. Children's rights is a high judge in such country, most of which prohibit spanking/punishment by law, of the use of the acronym pro-social assault, in word or in spirit. Here in America, we hide as children's rights advocate (pro-social disappearance).
What she was doing was simply being an idiot, while denying me of my right to monitor parents. It is like tending to a whole bunch of goats, and two or three sheep (two or three sheep meaning our parents - gentle parents). It is tending to a bunch of ungrateful children that, since they are really adults, you can take punitive attitudes towards. It is a valid concern that gentle parents might be targeted by pedophiles who have hatred of their parenting, but my profile clearly indicates that I simply have a "parent" trauma, which is different from a parent grudge. I'm literally afraid of parents, at the lowest level - they are so big, and so I want them to come down to earth and be gentle parents - meaning I am not angry with you, dear gentle parents.
That was ridiculous Amy. Especially the "pedophile tears" part. I want no parent tears from you, as I have no evidence that you are defending abuse against any child, and any sudden admission from anyone will be deemed as feigned beyond a reasonable doubt - I want the pro-spanking parents to cry out of battle-weariness with their child, and I want them to do that instead of punish their child....or parents of all camps can simply talk to me directly, verbatim.
Good parents do exist, and they consist of our gentle parents and those seeking to heed our values, but we don't advertise them here at anti-parent. We hide them, because being a good parent does not deserve praise, and pointing that out at the wrong time can be a form of abuse towards a child or a concerned bystander.
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